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Offline tonyk

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I am the legal expert here. (From now on!)

The DAC's are completely legal in the world!

In a world, where no countries exist!

How legal are the legal entities of 'states' / ' country'?;

What is the law that allowed them to exist?

Where is this 'earths constitution' that those states followed  to exist and be  'legal?

« Last Edit: September 14, 2014, 02:01:29 am by tonyk »
Lack of arbitrage is the problem, isn't it. And this 'should' solves it.

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I'm really interested in crypto, but i'm uncertain where the evolution of cryptos and DACs is going in terms of legal status in countries - like some countries have banned bitcoin, have any got a negative stance on bitshares/other DACs whilst they're accepting of bitcoin?

Are delegates going to run into the risk of suffering the same fate as this guy hosting a proxy server in the uk? http://torrentfreak.com/uk-police-takes-down-proxy-service-over-piracy-concerns-140806/

Do you think delegates should have their servers behind fast vpn connections to hide their locations? Would it be inadvisable to host a delegate server on a cloud computing company based in the USA and Europe (Azure, Amazon, Heroku, etc) and instead host them in where the most volume is for bitshares (china/east asia) in the best area legally?

Anyone else thinking the same and don't know if becoming a delegate is safe?